Jane review
A broad clinical and billing platform for practices that need more than scheduling.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Jane is a cloud-based practice management and EMR platform for health and wellness practitioners and clinics. It brings online booking, scheduling, digital intake forms, clinical charting templates, treatment plans, 1:1 telehealth, payments, insurance tools, patient communications, and reporting into one system. The platform is suited to solo practitioners and multidisciplinary clinics, including physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, counsellors, naturopathic doctors, and other regulated health and wellness disciplines. Staff use a browser-based experience, while patients can access a mobile app with secure messaging.
Pricing is structured across three paid monthly plans. Balance costs $54 per month and includes one practitioner profile, core features, and a limit of 20 appointments per month. Practice costs $79 per month and includes one full-time practitioner, unlimited appointments, unlimited staff profiles, and SMS appointment reminders. Thrive costs $99 per month and adds automated patient waitlist management, return visit reminders, and rooms and equipment scheduling. Jane has no free plan or free trial, and additional practitioner pricing depends on booked hours and the selected plan. SMS availability varies by region.
Jane’s strongest fit is a practice that needs clinical and administrative depth alongside scheduling. Its integrations include Wibbi, Fullscript, Physitrack, TELUS eClaims, Pacific Blue Cross, Mailchimp, Documo, and other listed services, supporting connections across care, claims, communications, and operations. The platform also includes recurring appointments, online and in-person payments, insurance billing and claims tools, and a patient mobile app. Practices seeking only basic appointment booking may find its paid structure and broader feature set unnecessary; clinics that need charting, billing, telehealth, intake, and patient communications should find the coverage more relevant.
Jane pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines booking, reminders, intake, charting, telehealth, and payments
- Supports insurance billing, claims tools, waitlists, and recurring appointments
- Offers web, iOS, Android, and secure patient messaging
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan or free trial
- Balance limits users to 20 appointments per month
- Additional practitioner pricing depends on booked hours and plan
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